Sentence examples for creamy surface from inspiring English sources
3. Lather in up-and-down strokes until a creamy surface presents itself.
Droplets of water gleam on the creamy surface of the huge earthenware vessel he has poured from.
Scuffs and scrapes give the creamy surface of "Velvet White" (1962) — which Klaus Kertess once compared to a "battered but determined bride" — much of its personality.
When I consider the Mississippi flow of the Ziegler coffee through the brown and redolent years, my nerves relax, my eyelids droop, my thoughts drift aimlessly about on a sweet and warm and creamy surface.
Fresh basil (also unusual at the time, at least to us country hicks), a grinding of pepper (giant mills all the rage, then) and a trickle of olive oil shining in rivulets on its creamy surface.
"It was a scene to sicken for with a sort of calenture in hot and dusty streets — such coolness, such purity, such fresh fragrance of new-pressed cheese, of firm butter, of wooden vessels perpetually bathed in pure water; such soft colouring of red earthenware and creamy surfaces, brown wood and polished tin, grey limestone and rich orange-red rust on the iron weights and hooks and hinges".
The plan from the beginning seemed to be to contrast the creamy surfaces of the American postwar consumerist miracle with the cracks just below the surface, to measure the distance between the promise and the reality.
The creamy wall surface of the Pazzi Chapel is marked off in geometric patterns by dark gray stone.
Like snow, the dish has a fleeting beauty: upon first forkful, paprika seeps across its creamy white surface, giving the whole concoction a weird orange tint.
The potter Sakaida Kakiemon, active in Arita in western Japan, was a pioneer in expanding the colour range and design patterns on the newly achieved creamy white surfaces.
The new and old woodwork has been stained brown, to mimic smoky patina, but Gibbons wanted creamy, unvarnished surfaces left unspoiled on his limewood carvings.
